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I don't know if this is included under the heading of makeup time, but specifically enabling you to take exams at other times (some professors don't like to be accomodating with this) and giving you copies of notes or tutoring. There is usually some tutoring center anyway. This can be helpful...
I don't know if this is included under the heading of makeup time, but specifically enabling you to take exams at other times (some professors don't like to be accomodating with this) and giving you copies of notes or tutoring. There is usually some tutoring center anyway. This can be helpful...
I don't know if this is included under the heading of makeup time, but specifically enabling you to take exams at other times (some professors don't like to be accomodating with this) and giving you copies of notes or tutoring. There is usually some tutoring center anyway. This can be helpful...
I don't know if this is included under the heading of makeup time, but specifically enabling you to take exams at other times (some professors don't like to be accomodating with this) and giving you copies of notes or tutoring. There is usually some tutoring center anyway. This can be helpful...
I don't know if this is included under the heading of makeup time, but specifically enabling you to take exams at other times (some professors don't like to be accomodating with this) and giving you copies of notes or tutoring. There is usually some tutoring center anyway. This can be helpful...
I believe it's called the "barrel" chest. At clinic they always measure it. At least I believe that's why they measure the distance from one side to the other with those steel clamp looking things. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
I believe it's called the "barrel" chest. At clinic they always measure it. At least I believe that's why they measure the distance from one side to the other with those steel clamp looking things. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
I believe it's called the "barrel" chest. At clinic they always measure it. At least I believe that's why they measure the distance from one side to the other with those steel clamp looking things. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
I believe it's called the "barrel" chest. At clinic they always measure it. At least I believe that's why they measure the distance from one side to the other with those steel clamp looking things. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
I believe it's called the "barrel" chest. At clinic they always measure it. At least I believe that's why they measure the distance from one side to the other with those steel clamp looking things. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
I agree with Melissa. I don't know why using your hands would be a problem, since my parents did for me. Also, my almost 3-month-old, who does not have CF, loves to be patted with a cupped hand. He could tolerate it and maybe enjoy it for hours. Of course, I don't do it as hard as physical...
I agree with Melissa. I don't know why using your hands would be a problem, since my parents did for me. Also, my almost 3-month-old, who does not have CF, loves to be patted with a cupped hand. He could tolerate it and maybe enjoy it for hours. Of course, I don't do it as hard as physical...
I agree with Melissa. I don't know why using your hands would be a problem, since my parents did for me. Also, my almost 3-month-old, who does not have CF, loves to be patted with a cupped hand. He could tolerate it and maybe enjoy it for hours. Of course, I don't do it as hard as physical...
I agree with Melissa. I don't know why using your hands would be a problem, since my parents did for me. Also, my almost 3-month-old, who does not have CF, loves to be patted with a cupped hand. He could tolerate it and maybe enjoy it for hours. Of course, I don't do it as hard as physical...
I agree with Melissa. I don't know why using your hands would be a problem, since my parents did for me. Also, my almost 3-month-old, who does not have CF, loves to be patted with a cupped hand. He could tolerate it and maybe enjoy it for hours. Of course, I don't do it as hard as physical...
One time my husband deposited a paycheck into our savings account instead of our checking account and we bounced some checks. Even though it was our fault, they waived their fees after we talked to them. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
One time my husband deposited a paycheck into our savings account instead of our checking account and we bounced some checks. Even though it was our fault, they waived their fees after we talked to them. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
One time my husband deposited a paycheck into our savings account instead of our checking account and we bounced some checks. Even though it was our fault, they waived their fees after we talked to them. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
One time my husband deposited a paycheck into our savings account instead of our checking account and we bounced some checks. Even though it was our fault, they waived their fees after we talked to them. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
One time my husband deposited a paycheck into our savings account instead of our checking account and we bounced some checks. Even though it was our fault, they waived their fees after we talked to them. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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